* David Kastrup (2007-07-03) writes:
> Ralf Angeli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> The linebreaks are inserted by pdflatex. That means the regular
>> expression for matching the "on input line <line>." part would have to
>> be able to deal with linebreaks after _every_ character, which it
>> currently does not. Does anybody know if the insertion of these
>> linebreaks can be turned off?
>
> Yes, somebody knows. The answer is no.
No big deal. Changing the output was not the preferred solution anyway,
once I thought a bit about it.
> The bad news is that TeX will
> break after column 79, no matter what (even if it is in the middle of
> transliterating ^^M).
Where would be the challenge if TeX didn't do such things?
> The good news is that the autobreakage happens
> just there, so one could presumably paste stuff together again
> automatically, unless MakeTeXTFM and friends or what they are called
> intersperse their own output. But then we are in trouble, anyway.
Hm, but pasting together random stuff will not be trivial. TeX even
adds a blank after the last character of a line. I'll check if working
with interspersed occurrences of \s-{0,2} is feasible. But I have my
doubts it will be.
>> I was rather surprised that my version did not produce an
>> exclamation mark because I thought this was standard behavior.
>
> It was. Sometimes when I throw a tantrum, things actually get
> changed.
Cool.
--
Ralf
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